On Saturday night, the 18th April, we held a fundraiser Quiz night. The room was a buzz of 120 people sharing in merriment, chatting away, catching up with friends, eagerly anticipating what questions would be testing their brains. The silent auction kept people coming back and checking on their bids while others tried to guess how many lollies and chocolates were in the jars. With a large range of twenty prizes to win in the raffle, tickets were selling easily.
WATCAC Tandem Cycling Clinic March 2026
Last Sunday morning a group of eager cyclists gathered in Karawara to discover the joy of riding a bicycle built for two. They came in pairs and on their own – some keen to get back into cycling after vision loss made it impossible to ride on their own and others ready to volunteer at the front of the tandem. And then there were the WATCAC members standing ready to coach and cajole and share their tandem cycling experiences.
Tandem Cycling Clinic – free session Sunday 22 March 2026, Karawarra
The Western Australian Tandem Cycling Advisory Council (WATCAC) will host another Tandem Cycling Clinic for blind and vision impaired participants and for sighted riders who may like to volunteer as front riders. To start riding on the back of a tandem, no previous cycling experience is necessary. To start riding on the front of a tandem, previous experience including derailleur gears is recommended but not essential.
Try Tandem Cycling – free session Sunday 4 May 2025, Karawarra
The Western Australian Tandem Cycling Advisory Council (WATCAC) will host another ‘try tandem cycling’ clinic for blind and vision impaired participants and for sighted riders who may like to volunteer as front riders. To start riding on the back of a tandem, no previous cycling experience is necessary. To start riding on the front of a tandem, previous experience including derailleur gears is recommended but not essential.
Discover the Joy of Tandem Cycling – free try-out session Sun 9 March, Karawarra
The Western Australian Tandem Cycling Advisory Council (WATCAC) will host a ‘try tandem cycling’ clinic for blind and vision-impaired participants, as well as sighted riders interested in trying out a bicycle built for two. Whether you’re a newbie or a seasoned cyclist, everyone is welcome! For those riding on the back of a tandem, no previous cycling experience is required. If you’re looking to ride on the front, some experience with derailleur gears is helpful, but not essential.